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Sunday, November 2, 2014

Architectural Record

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Building Types Study
Colleges & Universities
Nine projects demonstrate design's crucial role in education.
House of the Month
Lake Minnetonka Retreat
Snow Kreilich Architects conceives a geometric retreat.
Commentary
Zumthor's LACMA
Architect Peter Zumthor talks about the evolution of his design for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Lighting
Brand New
Light helps shape the identity and design of three innovative—and surprising—retail locations.
Continuing Education
Reviving Campus Icons
Architects update important midcentury university buildings.
Photo courtesy 3form
Product Focus
Sun Control
New solar shading and diffusing solutions range from textiles to responsive systems.
Book Review
Bright Lights, Big Data
The City As Interface and Smart About Cities look at proliferating information and the urban environment.
Architectural Analytics
Market Focus: Higher-Education Construction
Construction activity in the higher-education sector is beginning to slowly rebound.
Editorial
Big Ideas on Campus
Architecture education must change to keep up with the evolving profession.
Architectural Technology
AIA Continuing Education
Continuing Education
Browse our archive of technology stories and take tests to earn CEU credits.
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